Molester's mouthpiece  
Houston attorney Lisa K. Andrews helps rapist doctor evade jail                           

Attorney Lisa K. Andrews. Houston Chronicle photo.

In 1975, then-Arkansas attorney Hillary Clinton crafted a scheme that enabled 41 year-old Thomas Alfred Taylor to escape punishment for the brutal rape of 12 year-old Kathy Shelton.

Audio recordings made years later captured Hillary laughing at the memory.

Houston bottom-feeding barrister Lisa K. Shelton was reported to have engineered a similarly despicable courtroom plot. A predatory sexual deviant in medical drag, Dr. Shafeeq Sheikh, was tried and convicted for his monstrous 2013 rape of a drugged, helpless patient in Houston's Ben Taub General Hospital. 

                            Convicted rapist Shafeeq Sheikh

At Andrews' courtroom urging, Sheikh was last week given no jail time for his stomach-turning offense, but merely probation. His license to practice medicine was suspended.

Reporters covering the case observed Shafeeq and family members celebrating afterward with a picnic on courtroom grounds.

Shyster Andrews paraded before jurors "sexy" Instagram photos of her client Shafeeq's assault victim; the photos had been disseminated online by the victim herself as part of a previous modeling job.

"He made a mistake, but he didn't sexually assault her," was the jaw-dropping claim Shafeeq's legal protector Andrews offered jurors. "Here, we have this Latina woman with her fake boobs that came on to this little, nerdy middle-aged guy, and he lost his mind."

Huffpost termed it a "bizarre, racist defense." 

"Women like this really and truly are the weakest links," tweeted one anonymous poster. Another said simply: "There's a special place in hell for attorney Lisa Andrews."

Unsurprisingly, a message the present writer sent Andrews seeking her perspective was not answered. She may wish this horrible episode and her sickening role in it will fade from public attention.

It is not known if she is laughing at the memory.